开封

開封
kāifēng
to open (sth that has been sealed)

CEDICT

to unseal, to break open a seal

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維基詞典

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开封 Kāifēng see 开封市 Kāifēng Shì

Entry Composition

1 开 kāi
  1. to open (transitive or intransitive)
  2. (of ships, vehicles, troops etc) to start
  3. to turn on; to put in operation; to operate; to run
  4. to boil
  5. to write out (a prescription, check, invoice etc)
  6. (directional complement) away; off
  7. carat (gold)
  8. abbr. for Kelvin, 开尔文 Kāiěrwén
  9. abbr. for 开本 kāiběn, book format
2 封 fēng
  1. to confer
  2. to grant
  3. to bestow a title
  4. to seal
  5. classifier for sealed objects, esp. letters

Containing this entry

开封菜 kāifēngcài

Related entries

启 qǐ
  1. to open
  2. to start
  3. to initiate
  4. to enlighten or awaken
  5. to state
  6. to inform
門突然被 Mike 門啟了。

The door was suddenly opened by Mike.

Source: Tatoeba

奓 zhà
  1. to open
  2. to spread
打开 dǎkāi
  1. to open
  2. to show (a ticket)
  3. to turn on
  4. to switch on
打开书。

Open the book.

Source: Tatoeba

拆封 chāifēng to open (sth that has been sealed)
睁 zhēng to open (one's eyes)
你睜著眼嗎？

Are your eyes open?

Source: Tatoeba

睁开 zhēngkāi to open (one's eyes)
睁开眼睛。

Open your eyes.

Source: Tatoeba

开 kāi
  1. to open (transitive or intransitive)
  2. (of ships, vehicles, troops etc) to start
  3. to turn on; to put in operation; to operate; to run
  4. to boil
  5. to write out (a prescription, check, invoice etc)
  6. (directional complement) away; off
  7. carat (gold)
  8. abbr. for Kelvin, 开尔文 Kāiěrwén
  9. abbr. for 开本 kāiběn, book format
开啊！

Open up.

Source: Tatoeba

开幕 kāimù
  1. to open (a conference)
  2. to inaugurate
奥运会已经开幕了。

The opening ceremony of the Olympics has already begun.

Source: Tatoeba

开办 kāibàn
  1. to open
  2. to start (a business etc)
  3. to set up
辟 pì
  1. to open (a door)
  2. to open up (for development)
  3. to dispel; to refute; to repudiate
  4. (bound form) penetrating; incisive
叉 chǎ
  1. to diverge
  2. to open (as legs)
一个警察叉着手看着。

A policeman was watching it, with his arms crossed.

Source: Tatoeba

披 pī
  1. to drape over one's shoulders
  2. to open
  3. to unroll
  4. to split open
  5. to spread out
每朵雲都披著銀衣。

Every cloud has a silver lining.

Source: Tatoeba

捭 bǎi
  1. to spread out
  2. to open
揭开 jiēkāi
  1. to uncover
  2. to open
谁能揭开海洋的奥秘？

Who shall ever unravel the mysteries of the sea?

Source: Tatoeba

撑开 chēngkāi
  1. to stretch taut
  2. to open (an umbrella)
  3. to hold (a bag etc) open
  4. to prop open
破颜 pòyán
  1. to break into a smile
  2. (of flowers) to open
开场 kāichǎng
  1. to begin
  2. to open
  3. to start
  4. beginning of an event
开放 kāifàng
  1. to bloom
  2. to open
  3. to be open (to the public)
  4. to open up (to the outside)
  5. to be open-minded
  6. unrestrained by convention
  7. unconstrained in one's sexuality
它已经开放了。

It's already open.

Source: Tatoeba

开设 kāishè
  1. to offer (goods or services)
  2. to open (for business etc)
闿 kǎi
  1. to loosen
  2. to open
支开 zhīkāi
  1. to send (sb) away
  2. to change the subject
  3. to open (an umbrella etc)
拆 chāi
  1. to tear open
  2. to tear down
  3. to tear apart
  4. to open
他怎么敢拆我的信！

How dare he open my letters!

Source: Tatoeba

开启 kāiqǐ
  1. to start; to begin; to initiate (an era, process, journey etc)
  2. (computing) to enable (a feature)
  3. (of a system or device) to start operating automatically; to self-initiate
  4. to open (sth that has been sealed)
開啟野戰手電筒不會幫助你在黑暗中看得到。

Switching on a fleshlight won't help you see in the dark.

Source: Tatoeba

开展 kāizhǎn
  1. to launch
  2. to develop
  3. to unfold
  4. (of an exhibition etc) to open
阐 chǎn
  1. to express
  2. to disclose
  3. to enlighten
  4. to open
开首 kāishǒu
  1. beginning
  2. start
  3. opening
  4. in the beginning
  5. to start
  6. to open
解 jiě
  1. to divide
  2. to break up
  3. to split
  4. to separate
  5. to dissolve
  6. to solve
  7. to melt
  8. to remove
  9. to untie
  10. to loosen
  11. to open
  12. to emancipate
  13. to explain
  14. to understand
  15. to know
  16. a solution
  17. a dissection
我不理解你

I do not understand you.

I don't understand you.

Source: Tatoeba